Artistic expression

In elementary school, I loved Art. I mean, I really, really loved Art. I tried my hardest each time I had class, and my work even got chosen to be displayed in the Capitol Art Exhibit in Atlanta. After I finished my art classes in highschool, I fell out of the habit, and out of the hobby I used to spend so much time pursuing.  Read More »

The music screeched and echoed throughout the room as dancers in skin-colored leotards danced in seemingly random movements across the stage, completely out of sync with the harsh music. A large audience filled the room, hoping to witness the cacophony created by the independent usage of two genres of art: music and dance.  Read More »

Very rarely does a bill in Congress necessitate my protests. I generally pay attention to what is happening in politics, but most of the bills do not concern me.

This bill concerns me.  Read More »

For many years I have been interested in contacting Favianna Rodriguez, Xicana Artist and Activist. I am not sure why I never got around to send her an email or comment on her web page. I have been a silent admirer of her art work.  Read More »

As an artist, I often find myself wondering what makes art art. At what point is something purely materials, and at what point is it art?  Read More »

A tattoo is a form of artistic expression. They can have very personal meanings and express beautiful art work. Some people still look at tattoos as negative in today's society. why? i guess because many people correlate tattoos to drugs, alcohol, and gangs, as the typical stereotype. But what about the beautiful artwork displayed on all walks of life, including non gang members or drug users?  Read More »

Letters flow freely, draping themselves across a page with minimal concern to visual aesthetics or their melody when spoken. Punctuation and capitalization are optional. An abundant sense of self importance is not.  Read More »

Helooooooooooo Bloogies! I realize, of course, I am only talking to a demographic of zero (With a exponential rate of zero), at the moment, for this is only my second blog, but like all things it will take time. We can't all be as popular as Trutalk, can we?  Read More »